Students

Baha’i Student Expelled From Kashan University

Neda EshraghiBroujni, a computer science Baha’i student at Kashan University, was expelled from university for following the Baha’i faith, according to news published on January 20, 2018. After taking away her student ID, university officials also denied her access to the university website and banned her from coming into the university dorm.

Iran: Unemployment, poverty forcing young men with Master’s Degrees to dangerous jobs

Iranian students issues Iran’s mullahs have destroyed the country’s economy and brought nothing but poverty and increasing unemployment. Currently young men and women graduating college with high degrees are forced to even resort to carry heavy loads.

Iran: Tehran University Students Stage Protest Rally

Iranian students protesting Art students in Tehran University staged a rally on June 9th protesting the fact that their college was being placed under the control of private investors.
In the past few months students have time and again protested and rallied against this move.

Clinton urges Iran to respond to nuclear concerns

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton AFP, Honolulu, 12 Nov 2011 - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Iran on Friday to address the latest concerns about its nuclear weapons program urgently and said the United States was consulting with its allies.

Mislabeling Iran’s enemies

Mislabeling Iran’s enemies Gen. Hugh Shelton, former Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff By HUGH SHELTON
Gen. Hugh Shelton was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1997 to 2001.
Newsday Website, 21 Oct 2011 - The death last week of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi means focus will soon shift back to the single most significant threat America is facing: Iran. Officials in the Obama administration are still scratching their heads for an appropriate response to the foiled plot by agents of the Iranian regime to assassinate the ambassador of Saudi Arabia in Washington. All too often with Iranian provocations, U.S. policy options swing ineffectually between the uncreative (economic sanctions) to the unrealistic (military strikes).